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"Dallas: Haircuts and Hair Color\\nPerla Luna\\n\\nColor, $75 and up\\n\\n2717 Howell St.\\n\\n214-754-9911\\n\\nTurns out sun-drenched blondes.\\nKimberly Peacock\\n\\n*UNDER $100\\n\\nCut, $65\\n\\n3317 McKinney Ave.\\n\\n214-397-0700\\n\\n\\n\\nAs a bona fide Southern belle, we shampoo and blow-dry every day. But that still wasn't enough to give our superfine hair the volume we craved. Peacock diagnosed the problem in our long and paltry layers. She cut choppy ends into our shoulder-length hair, then snipped cheek- and chin-grazing pieces. After a blowout, our hair was pumped with body.\\nMartin Pe\u00F1a\\n\\nCut, $90\\n\\n3317 McKinney Ave.\\n\\n214-397-0700\\n\\nWe'd heard Pe\u00F1a's carefully choreographed cutting method described as \\\"ballet for the hair,\\\" but when we asked for something casual, Pe\u00F1a understood. He divided our hair into several large clumps, then meticulously whittled away at each section, creating subtle layers all around. Our shoulder-length hair swung gracefully and raised the barre for every future cut.\\nCut, $125 and up\\n\\n30-B Highland Park Village\\n\\n214-219-3600\\n\\n\\n\\nStylists are usually all about the hair\u2014but our stylist here was all about the face, too. She scrutinized our features from every angle to determine our most becoming style. She sliced off a few inches to accentuate our cheekbones and long neck, then added a handful of layers for substantial lift. To finish, she gave us a perfect blowout, revealing a face-flattering cut that didn't skimp on body, either.\\nGino Magnarelli\\n\\nHighlights, $100 and up\\n\\n5338 Beltline Rd.\\n\\n972-369-2569\\n\\n\\n\\nMagnarelli greeted us in Italian and offered us a cup of espresso, then surveyed our dark hair. We asked for a combination of natural-looking highlights and lowlights, and he agreed, suggesting very blonde, thick streaks around our face as well. At first, we wanted to bolt, but Magnarelli brought us around to the idea. He parted our hair into tiny sections and quickly applied the colors. We loved our lowlights but the punk-rock highlights were dramatic enough that it took a few days for them to grow on us (we love them now).\\nDaniel Lewis\\n\\nBlowout, $30 and up\\n\\n6959 Lebanon Rd.\\n\\n469-362-7980\\n\\nBouncy blowouts.\\nCharlie Price\\n\\nCut, $85 and up\\n\\n621 Oak Lawn Ave.\\n\\n214-303-1799\\n\\nHis fuss-free cuts are a cinch to style.\\nFionna McEvoy\\n\\nCut, $65\\n\\n8201 Preston Rd.\\n\\n972-685-5882\\n\\n\\n\\n__The word:__ McEvoy trained at the Aveda Institute and delivers cuts that make baby-fine hair look twice as full.\\n\\n__The place:__ What this salon lacks in decor (aside from the peach couches by the entrance, it's pretty bare bones) it makes up for in efficiency, like a simultaneous manicure and pedicure while you're getting your hair done.\\n\\n__The experience:__ McEvoy tackled our three hair complaints\u2014uneven layers, spindly ends, and overgrown bangs\u2014with a long, blunt bob that bulked up our fine ends and side-swept bangs that slimmed our face. She even offered free bang trims anytime.\\n3020 E. Hebron Pkwy., Carrollton\\n\\n972-306-6063\\n\\n\\n\\nHAIRCUT\\n\\n__Narges Akbari__: She specializes in elegant updos and full, bouncy blowouts that don't fall flat. Just look at Candice Crawford and Tony Romo's wedding pictures\u2014Akbari and her team styled the bride and all 15 bridesmaids. $90 and up.\\nRyan Abbott\\n\\nCut, $50 and up\\n\\n4125 N. Central Exp.\\n\\n214-599-0013\\n\\n\\n\\nWith a clientele that includes luminaries from the local indie-music scene, Abbott's style is decidedly rock and roll. But we'd heard rave reviews about her refined, polished cuts from women who spend more time in boardrooms than sound booths. We asked Abbott to reshape our long-neglected layers, which were verging on a mullet. She cleaned up our ends and brought up the back so the effect was that of a shaggy bob. Before blow-drying, she sprayed our damp hair with Phyto Phytovolume Actif Volumizer Spray \\\"for added oomph.\\\" But the next morning after showering, we discovered that the cut alone actually made our fine hair look fuller.\\nJ. T. Osgood\\n\\nColor, $145 and up\\n\\n6932 Snider Plaza\\n\\n214-373-6336\\n\\nWe had high expectations when we finally snagged an appointment with colorist and salon owner Osgood (she's usually booked months in advance). She examined our mousy brown strands from every angle and came up with a plan. First, she added sunny accents to our roots with fine caramel highlights; then she applied a darker toffee to our ends before blending it all together with a rich brunette gloss. The result was the most natural-looking color we've ever had, with tons of shine and imperceptible streaks. Good things really do come to those who wait.\\nChristin Cobb\\n\\nCut, $75\\n\\n3526 Cedar Springs Rd.\\n\\n214-727-9879\\n\\n\\n\\nWe may not be especially daring in the style department, but it still stung when Cobb called our look \\\"square.\\\" Next to her punk-rock cut and spike-studded boots, who wouldn't seem a little dull? She wanted to add some edge (\\\"Straight cuts are boring\\\"), but we asked for a bit of restraint. Her compromise was to separate, twist, and cut large sections while keeping the pieces around the face long. We ended up with a tousled shag that looked good messed up or smoothed down\u2014and with the attitude to carry it off.\\nSergio Ortega\\n\\nCut, $55\\n\\n6932 Snider Plaza\\n\\n214-373-6336\\n\\n\\n\\nWe were running late when we flew through the doors of Osgood-O'Neil. \\\"The traffic! The weather!\\\" we began\u2014but Ortega stopped us. \\\"No problem,\\\" he said. \\\"Better late than pregnant.\\\" After a few questions about our split-end-ridden hair, he began cutting, measuring, and staring at our reflection in the mirror. Then he blew our hair out straight, revealing a full-bodied cut with layers in the back and long bangs that perfectly framed our face.\\nTanya Carpenter\\n\\nCut, $100 and up\\n\\n2715 Fairmount St.\\n\\n214-965-0373\\n\\n\\n\\nWhen we stepped into this historic building with its sprawling porch outside and grand staircase inside, we were so struck by its Southern grandeur that we could easily see why Dallas debutantes are loyal clients. We settled into Carpenter's chair, and she sweetly declared that our fine, straight hair needed a boost. She cut side-swept bangs that hit at the cheekbones, longer angles to frame our face, and shorter ones at the crown. Our new cut had far more volume\u2014without screaming Southern belle.\\n3102 Oak Lawn Ave.\\n\\n214-219-1400\\n\\nA number of Dallas's top stylists have passed through Zen at some point. In this bare-bones salon (located in an office building), stylists can rent a chair and build a following.\\n\\n\\n\\nHAIRCUT\\n\\n__Mark Reavis:__ Delivers exactly what clients request, all while being friendly and helpful, offering styling suggestions throughout. (For example: You'll get more volumizing power from your mousse if you apply it gradually, in small sections, as you blow-dry your hair.) Haircut, $30 and up."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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